The liturgy of the Church of Sarum, together with the kalendar of the same church. Translated from the Latin, with a pref. and explanatory notes by Charles Walker, with an introd. by T.T. Carter
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Publication date
1886
Publisher
London J.T. Hayes
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MSN
Contributor
Robarts - University of Toronto
Language
English
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Reviewer:
brewster
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February 9, 2009
Subject: where is the typo?
in the previous review, it said there were typo's and cited one as "Deceive" rather than "Receive"
I only found Deceive on one page of the OCR (page 51)
http://www.us.archive.org/GnuBook/?id=churchofsarum00unknuoft#61
and it is indeed an error in the OCR-- it should be Receive, as you can see on the page image.
So are you commenting on the OCR results or the page images? If it is the OCR, there will indeed be errors. We do not have an easy way of correcting these yet, sorry to say.
Subject: where is the typo?
in the previous review, it said there were typo's and cited one as "Deceive" rather than "Receive"
I only found Deceive on one page of the OCR (page 51)
http://www.us.archive.org/GnuBook/?id=churchofsarum00unknuoft#61
and it is indeed an error in the OCR-- it should be Receive, as you can see on the page image.
So are you commenting on the OCR results or the page images? If it is the OCR, there will indeed be errors. We do not have an easy way of correcting these yet, sorry to say.
Reviewer:
Mary KNH
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February 9, 2009
Subject: Full of Spelling Errors
Subject: Full of Spelling Errors
This book is incredibly full of spelling errors. For instance, it says "DECEIVE, O LORD . . ." instead of "RECEIVE, O LORD . . ."
All of the errors are of that nature; i.e., they "make sense," so the unwary reader, who is not familiar with what the Liturgy actually says, may be deceived into thinking that such nefarious prayers are actually offered!
Sad.
All of the errors are of that nature; i.e., they "make sense," so the unwary reader, who is not familiar with what the Liturgy actually says, may be deceived into thinking that such nefarious prayers are actually offered!
Sad.
